JPH09221881A - Verge member - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To suppress the reduction of the durability of a wall material by providing a projection on the gable side end edge of the horizontal surface of a verge member arranged on a gable roof, and preventing the rain water flowing along the horizontal surface of the verge member from being scattered to the gable side. SOLUTION: This verge member 10 is provided with a suspension piece 101 extended to the lower end of a slant wood 5 and a horizontal piece 102 bent along the upper face and the inside face upper section of a verge receiving bar 9 then extended to cover a part of a main body tile 8 at the tip, and it is arranged along the outside face of the verge receiving bar 9. A projection 102a protruded with a gable side end section into an acute shape is formed on the horizontal piece 102. The rain water flowing down along the horizontal piece 102 can be prevented from being scattered to the gable side of a building. A square rise piece having the height of the suspension piece 101 and the width of the horizontal piece 102 can be welded to the eaves side tip of the verge member 10 to guide the rain water flowing down along the horizontal piece 102 into a rain gutter. Rain water can be prevented from being scattered to a bargeboard 4.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a fluff member.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, a gutter member made of sheet metal has been used in place of a gab tile for the gable side end of a gable roof from the viewpoint of ease of construction and aesthetics. . As shown in FIG. 3, the fluff member 1 is bent into a substantially L-shaped cross section by a thin steel plate or the like, and is arranged along the upper surface and the outer side surface of the log 5. To construct this girder member 1, after laying the base plate 3 on the rafters 2 that have been hung from the ridge to the eaves, on the gable plate 4 fixed to the gable side edge of the roof, climb the trees 5 along the roof slope. Fix and further dispose a discard plate 6 bent in an L-shaped cross section between the inner surface of the climbing tree 5 and the base plate 3, and engage the fluff member 1 with the upper edge of the discard plate 6. It is arranged along the upper surface and the outer surface of the climbing tree 5. In addition, asphalt roofing 7 is laid on the main board 3 for waterproofing, and then main roof tiles 8 such as flat roof tiles and corrugated roof tiles 8 are laid.
Are successively erected.

[0003]

However, since the upper surface of the fluff member described above is a flat surface,
There is a problem that part of rainwater flowing down the glazed member is scattered from the end edge of the gable side toward the gable plate side of the building, impairing the durability of the wall material such as the gable plate and mortar. In addition, rain gutter,
Since it is designed for rainwater flowing down the main roof tile,
If it is located above the main roof tile, rainwater that flows down the member cannot be collected, and there is a drawback that it scatters toward the ground as it is and causes complaints such as water splashes.

The present invention has been made in view of these problems, and provides a fluff member capable of reliably preventing rainwater from splashing on a wall material. Also,
The present invention provides a fluff member capable of reliably preventing rainwater from splashing on a wall material and collecting the rainwater into a rain gutter.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the invention according to claim 1 of the present invention can be directly arranged on a log tree fixed to a gable side end of a gable roof. In the case of a non-lobe member or a non-lobe member that can be arranged on a non-carriage receiving bar fixed on a climbing tree, rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece at the end of the horizontal piece of the non-lobe member along the horizontal side. It is characterized in that a protrusion is formed to prevent the spatter from scattering toward the wife side.

Further, the invention according to claim 2 is a girder member which can be directly arranged on a rafter fixed to a gable side end of a gable roof, or a girder receiving bar fixed on the rafter. In the gabber member that can be disposed in the gutter member, a protrusion is formed at the end of the gutter side of the horizontal piece of the gabber member to prevent splashing of rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece to the gutter side. It is characterized in that a rising piece for stopping rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece is provided at the side end.

[0007]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

For convenience of explanation, the same members as those of the conventional example shown in FIG. 3 will be denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof will be omitted to avoid duplication.

FIG. 1 shows a fluff member 10 of the present invention, and the fluff member 10 is arranged along a flute receiving bar 9 fixed to a climbing tree 5. That is, the girder member 10 is folded along the outer surface of the girder receiving bar 9 to the lower end of the rafter 5 and the hanging member 101 along the upper surface and the upper part of the inner side surface of the girder receiving bar 9. After being bent, it is composed of a horizontal piece 102 whose tip extends so as to partially cover the main roof tile 8. The horizontal piece 102 has a projecting portion 102a so that its end on the end side projects in an acute angle. Are formed. For this reason, the horizontal piece 1 of the glitter member 10
The rainwater flowing down along 02 is prevented from being scattered to the wife side of the building by the protrusion 102a.

At the tip of the eaves side of the fluff member 10, the height of the hanging piece 101 of the fluff member 10 and the horizontal piece 10 thereof.
A square-shaped rising piece 103 having a width of 2 is welded, so that rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece 102 of the glazed member 10 can be temporarily stopped.

By disposing the fluff member 10 having the above-mentioned structure on the flicker receiving bar 9, the rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece 102 is scattered by the projecting portion 102a beyond the end edge on the wife side. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the deterioration of durability caused by splashing rainwater on the gable plate 4 and the like. In addition, the horizontal piece 10 of the shingled member 10
Since the rainwater flowing down along 2 is temporarily stopped by the rising piece 103 and then guided to the main roof tile 8,
It is possible to collect it in a rain gutter (not shown), and it is possible to reliably prevent water splash due to being scattered on the ground as it is.

In the above-described embodiment, the protruding portion 102a is formed by an inclined surface whose end edge is higher than the other horizontal piece 102, but the protruding portion 102a is formed in a convex shape. Alternatively, the entire upper surface of the girder receiving bar 9 may be formed into an inclined surface having an upward slope from the inner side surface side edge toward the outer surface side edge (gum side edge). It is not limited.

Further, although the case where the glazed member 10 is arranged on the girder receiving bar 9 has been exemplified, it may be arranged directly on the rafter 5 without using the girder receiving bar 9.

[0014]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the horizontal piece is attached to the end edge of the horizontal piece of the gabber member which can be arranged at the end portion of the gable roof. By forming the projecting portion that prevents the rainwater flowing down along the ridge from scattering toward the wife side, it is possible to prevent the durability of the wall material from being lowered due to the storm water splashing toward the wife side.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece is attached to the end edge of the horizontal piece of the gabber member which can be arranged at the end portion of the gable roof. Along with the formation of a protrusion to prevent splashing to the wife side, and the provision of a rising piece at the tip of the eaves side to stop rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece, causing rainwater to splash to the wife side. It is possible to prevent the durability of the wall material from being lowered, and to reliably prevent water splash caused by collecting rainwater in the rain gutter and scattering it on the ground.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a fluff structure using a fluff member of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a fluff member of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a fluff structure using a conventional fluff member.

[Explanation of symbols]

 4 Gable board 5 Climbing wood 8 Main roof tile 9 Giraffe receiving bar 10 Giraffe member 101 Hanging piece 102 Horizontal piece 102a Projection section 103 Launching piece

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A gabion member which can be directly arranged on a climbing tree fixed to a gable side end of a gable roof, or a gleaming member which can be arranged on a gleaming receiving rail fixed on the climbing tree. At the end edge of the horizontal piece of the gabber member,
A fluff member characterized in that a protrusion is formed to prevent rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece from splashing to the wife side. 2. A girder member that can be directly arranged on a climbing tree fixed to a gable side end of a gable roof, or a girder member that can be arranged on a girder receiving bar fixed on the climbing tree. At the end edge of the horizontal piece of the gabber member,
A protrusion is formed to prevent rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece from spattering to the wife side, and a rising piece is provided at the tip of the eaves to stop rainwater flowing down along the horizontal piece. If you do it, it's a member.